Social machines: a philosophical engineering
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DOI: 10.1007/s11097-016-9489-4
Abstract: In Weaving the Web (2000), Berners-Lee defines Social Machines as biotechnologically hybrid Web-processes on the basis of which, “high-level activities, which have occurred just within one human’s brain, will occur among even larger more interconnected… read more here.
Keywords: machines philosophical; philosophical engineering; philosophy; web ... See more keywords
Where the smart things are: social machines and the Internet of Things
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DOI: 10.1007/s11097-018-9583-x
Abstract: The emergence of large-scale social media systems, such as Wikipedia, Facebook, and Twitter, has given rise to a new multi-disciplinary effort based around the concept of social machines. For the most part, this research effort… read more here.
Keywords: machines internet; internet things; things social; smart things ... See more keywords